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Tethered satellites could see the moon’s weird swirls up close

Space

Tethered satellites could see the moon’s weird swirls up close

The moon has bright coils of dust we can’t study without getting up close. A NASA proposal would send two satellites tied together to dangle over the surface

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Moon’s magnetic field lasted twice as long as we thought it did

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Moon’s magnetic field lasted twice as long as we thought it did

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Nuclear reactors on rockets may fuel future crewed trips to Mars

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Nuclear reactors on rockets may fuel future crewed trips to Mars

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Pig whipworms on monitor

Life

Parasitic worm eggs may soon be legally sold as food in Germany

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Giant loner asteroids suggest baby planets formed quickly

Space

Giant loner asteroids suggest baby planets formed quickly

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Jocelyn Bell Burnell

Space

Finding the first pulsar set my world spinning

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Health

Blood biomarkers may help diagnose chronic fatigue syndrome

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Sign saying Latitude

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Hot science makes an unexpected appearance at a cool festival

Culture

First exomoon might have been spotted 4000 light years away

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First exomoon might have been spotted 4000 light years away

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Underwater sand dunes

Earth

Earth's underwater dunes help explain Venus's weird surface

Some of the properties of wind and dust on Venus may be similar to those of water and sediment at the bottom of our oceans

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Health

Feeling lonely? You're not on your own

Features

Space

Asteroids may have been giant mudballs in the early solar system

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Space

Titan's conditions could be just right to power US-sized colony

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Health

Cancer vaccines could prime our own bodies to fight tumours

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